BivouacAbout this artwork When I was a kid, my dad (who was in the army) used to go on what he called bivouac, which is the military term for camping out, most often used when playing war games. I loved the word and the way it is pronounced (biv whack). Many years later, I saw tents lined up with military precision at Camp Navajo just west of Flagstaff, and that image inspired the stitching on this piece. 8 1 2 h x 11 1 4 w This stitched textile collage

5″ w (actual artwork size)

cell phone and keys

and is attached with a leather thong

This fresh and fun oversized market bag is a stylish and functional way to carry your stuff throughout your busy day or in your travels

I’m no longer constructing them that way

In this new updated design

tells the stories of the women who helped to hold the strike line from 1983-1986 at the Phelps Dodge Morenci Mine

was recently published in Mexican Workers and the Making of Arizona (2018

Men who abuse power have gotten away with it for centuries

Our turquoise oilcloth market bag makes every day feel like a vacation to the Land of Enchantment

terribly dangerous working conditions

Climbing the rocky trail from Lee’s Ferry